Hughes Scores Bryan Comparison With Taft
Cleveland Sept 29 A keen analysis contrasts Bryan anti-trust and pro-labor aims with Taft record as a prudent administrator. Hughes highlights Roosevelts achievements and argues only steady leadership should guide the nation. He tours Detroit and gains strong Republican support at a mass meeting.
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The
Tribune
Cleveland
Bryan
Taft
Detroit
Hughes
John Wester Hinl
Metropolitan Temple
New York
Sherman
Buekes
William Howard Taft
White House
Charlies Evans Hughes
Michigan
Saratoga
United Republican Party
Commonwealth
Roosevelt
Teft
Conte de Rudio Found in Los Angeles Linked to Orsini Plot
A contemporary report claims Conte Camillo de Rudio, the Italian exile who helped bomb the Paris carriage of Napoleon III in 1858, lives quietly in Los Angeles with his English wife. The tale ties Francesco Crispi to the scheme and recounts the Orsini conspiracy’s fate and trials.
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San Francisco
Conte Camillo de Rudio
Louis Napoleon III
Eugénie
Paris
Los Angeles
de Rudio
France
Italy
Francesco Crispi
Orsini
Felice Orsini
England
Napoleon III
Pieri
Rudio
Gomez
Pier
Ships at Manila Friday Navy parade marks arrival
Rear Admiral Sperry announces Atlantic fleet will reach Manila Friday afternoon. Manila plans a water parade with harbor vessels escorting the fleet from Corregidor to the harbor. Fifty steamers will carry spectators to the anchorage in formation. Cholera outbreak prompts orders to keep crews aboard as twelve new cases and five deaths are reported in the city.
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Manila
Sperry
Corregidor Island
Luzon
Admiral Harbor
Asiatic Cruiser Squadron
Cavité
Middies Face Dilemma Over Army Navy Game Transport
At Annapolis officials debate how to move the brigade of midshipmen to the Philadelphia Army Navy game. Free rail transport is now illegal, forcing cadets to pay unless the Navy Department allocates funds. Captain Badger states no public funds are available unless authorization is given.
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
Army-Navy
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Midshipmen
Navy Department
Navy
Department
Congress
Charlies J. Badger
United States Naval Academy
The
Tribune
Harriman Not Ill Says Aide After Boston Reports
E H Harriman who was said to be seriously ill with back trouble and under Dr R W Lovett’s care was seen at his office and attending to business. A Harriman representative said the Boston reports were false and that the visit to the doctor was a personal call not treatment for spine stiffness.
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E. H. Harriman
Boston
R. W. Lovett
Harriman
Groton
Mass
Lovett
the Tribune
Canadian Pacific President denies Chicago Great Western bid
Sir Thomas Shaudinesey, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, on a trip back from Minneapolis states CP will not acquire the Chicago Great Western. He says the line is under receivers and owned by English shareholders and that no negotiation for its purchase exists.
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Montreal
Chicago Great Western
Minneapolis
London
Thomas Shaudinesey
Canadian Pacific Railway
Presidental Elector Resigns in New York
Albany reports R Ross Appleton of Brooklyn resigned as an Elector for President and Vice President on the Republican ticket. The resignation was filed today with the Secretary of State and no reason was given for the action.
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Albany
R. Ross Appleton
Brooklyn
Bryan Replies to Roosevelt Over Trust Charges
William J. Bryan publishes a detailed letter to President Roosevelt defending his record and denying connections with trusts. He argues for consistent anti trust enforcement and rebuts claims about campaign funds and trust support while urging voters to judge the issues.
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Rock Island, Ill
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Washington
Bryan
Haskell
Taft
Letters Stir Public Battle Over Standard Oil Letters
Archbold details theft of letters from Standard Oil files and a go-between claim that Hearst papers bought them. Ex-Senator McLaurin defends his past correspondence with Archbold, arguing political struggle and policy in the South justified cooperation with wealth and industry for progress.
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Standard Oil
William R. Hearst
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
United States
John Lowndes McLaurin
South Carolina
Archbold
Hearst
Mr. Archbold
Achbold
South
Congress
Cain
Rockefeller
Union
ELOPING HEIRESS RETURNED HOME TO PARENTS
Mrs Russell J Thomas formerly Miss Silver Speer 750 000 heiress was brought home from Charlotte North Carolina by her mother after Governor Smith of Georgia alleged abduction by her bridegroom who was the family chauffeur. No warrant was issued and the couple were released after the mother arrived. The bridegroom’s whereabouts unknown.
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the Tribune
Atlanta
Russell J. Thomas
Silver Speer
Charlotte
W. B. Thomas
Poisoned Flour Ingested By Stanford Students
A discharged Stanford Inn cook, China Chinaman, mixed poison into a large flour mass, sickening over two hundred students. Two required hospital care at Guild Hospital. Professor Swann will analyze the ingredient used to identify the poison.
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Tribune
Palo Alto
Cal
Stanford Inn
Chin
Guild Hospital
Swann
Hurricane Victim Twin Beds The Bahamas Consul Sargent Credited
A dispatch from Toronto reports Daniel R. Sargent American Consul at Inagua Bahamas died on Sunday September 13 likely a hurricane victim. It notes upcoming registration days for voters October 5 6 10 and 12 from 7 am to 10 pm.
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Toronto
Alone Butler
Daniel R. Sargent
Inagua
Bahamas
Maxim Beats Rosslyn in Monte Carlo Roulette Duel
London reports the wagered duel between Sir Hiram Maxim and Lord Rosslyn ended with Rosslyn defeated. Rosslyn claimed his roulette system could beat the Monte Carlo bank, while Maxim proved the method ineffective. A $50,000 dummy fund each side saw the bank finish the contest ahead after a brief early lead for Rosslyn.
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London
Hiram Maxim
Lord Rosslyn
Hiram
Night riders threaten gin owners in cotton belt
Telegraph dispatch from Port Hudson Louisiana reports "Night riding" against cotton gin owners. Notices warn gun owners to stay armed until cotton sells for 15 cents. Violators face destruction by fire. Signed Determination Chief Night Riders, mailed from Shreveport.
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Tribune
Port Hudson
Shreveport
Kentucky
Rebels Hold Tabriz In Persian Crisis Open Parliament
Teheran dispatch reports imperial troops defeated at Tabriz. Shah orders Parliament opened October 30 after cabinet advice. Court nervousness grows as palace guard balks at marching orders and War Ministry struggles to pay soldiers amid public indifference.
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Berlin
Teheran
Lokal Anzeiger
Tabriz
New Irish University Act Sets Up Two Institutions
The Irish Gazette announces the new university act to create two Irish universities based in Dublin and Belfast. Dublin college to be organized immediately under national control with a foundation revenue of 2,100,000 dollars annually. Equipment funds are insufficient and may require national support.
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Dublin
Irish Gazette
Ireland
Belfast
Dublin College
Smuggling Plot Charged in Philadelphia Steamer Case
William C. Parker, a barber aboard the British steamer Merion, held for trial on charges of smuggling cloth and laces valued over $2000 into port. He was seized as he left the vessel with a belt of cloth hidden under a storm coat and a large stash of lace found in his cabin bound for Boston. Authorities plan to bring Liverpool and Queenstown manufacturers into the probe. Parker had prior smuggling suspicions and investigators say this incident is part of a larger pattern with associates.
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Philadelphia
William C. Parker
Liverpool
Queenstown
United States
Craig
Parker
Boston
Gang terrorizes town in Bucking ham County
A fear of a Black Hand gang grips Avonia and Buckingham County after the shooting of M. Gregory. Governor Swanson is urged to deploy detectives and bloodhounds as residents seek safety amid alleged gang strength three miles from town. A vigilance committee forms and authorities urge citizens to shoot on sight.
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Richmond
M. Gregory
Buckingham County
Swanson
Avonia
Gregory
Earl
Commonwealth
Citiigens
Rich Woman Frightened to Death in Boston
Emily Niles of Beacon Street died suddenly after a maid cried burglars and a stranger appeared in the hall. A physician ruled heart failure from fright. she and her sisters were at dinner when the alarm prompted her collapse. The Niles family is a prominent Boston property holder.
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Posten
Emily N. Niles
Beacon Street
Miss Niles
Silver
Boston
Taft Draws Record Crowds Across South Dakota
Taft travels from Aberdeen to Sioux City drawing huge audiences in Mitchell and other towns. He targets trusts tariffs and Bryan while predicting a Republican majority in state and national contests with large throngs at Yankton and Sioux City.
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Tribune
Sioux City
Iowa
Willam H. Taft
South Dakota
North Dakota
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Seth Bullock
Corn Palace
Taft
Republican Party
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Democratic Party
South
Congress
Messrs
Burke
Martin
Vessey
Crawford
Union Station
Nebraska
Minnesota
Cummins
Lacey
Mr. Taft
Republian Party
Yankton
Senator Gamble
Mellette
Redfield
Wolsey
Tripp
Perkston
Lesterville
Scotland
Vermillion
J. Adem Bede
Indies
Mitchel
Lions City
I Yan
Yesterdy
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Foraker
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Mr. Hearst
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Rosslyn
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